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This is the list of the various posts I created. It will obviously be updated overtime as I make more.

-The complete explanation of the capabilities of ALL characters in Kara no Kyoukai, and the setting's true level of power.

-Explaining why Arcueid is nowhere near the strongest like people claim, and who the true top tiers of the verse are. 

-Explaining why ORT is a fraud and the most baselessly overrated being in the entire verse

-A thread explaining why Type-Moon is not an unified canon like people think at all, and why this blog is generally only posting about specific series of the verse (not made by me directly).

-A complete explanation regarding the travesty that is Future Gospel, demonstrating why it's actually incompatible with the original Kara no Kyoukai (Which even Nasu admitted himself). While here I have a broader explanation concerning the quiet but blatant rewriting of Kara no Kyoukai overtime.

-An explanation of why the Third Magic is deeply inconsistent with the other True Magics and the older Type-Moon lore as a whole, making it strong evidence that the canon split began with Fate itself rather than with Grand Order or Extella.

-An explanation of the different forms of "death" in the verse.

-An explanation regarding Akiha's true level of power, which is often overlooked within the fanbase.

-An explanation of how Tatari and its manifestations function.

-A short explanation of Archetype Earth's power and abilities.

-An explanation regarding Roa's true power in his original body, which is often overlooked or downplayed.

-Explaining why Types vs Ryougi Shiki is not close.

-An explanation about the power difference between Fate and Tsukihime.

-An explanation regarding the various distinct types of "Nothingness" in the verse, which can understandably cause confusion.

-A very short ranking of Type-Moon's strongest characters.

-My analysis of what I consider to be the weaker aspects of Kara no Kyoukai's narrative.

-A good example of how delusional and idiotic this fanbase is.


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